shutdown s. so why has andrew weingarten filed? 34 investigative authors wrote this 350-page report, lessons from the covid war. authors said they took the covid into their own hands because the biden administration never conducted a game plan for the next pandemic. i think really the biggest criticism you can make is they never really did the after-direction report that we have had to do. so we ve had to shoulder that burden, and we ve done it. in interviews today, that man, co-author, professor, phillip belacore say the greatest piece they can offer is to center on preparedness and sharing. the biggest mistakes of the pandemic were a failure to warn the public in time, a failure to release emergency funds in time and a failure to make, and it needs to be better situational awareness. what else the threat and how do we share that early? they felt liberated because they were not bound by a certain political party. for example, they criticized the trump administration s
guess. he was really good. really good. great delivery. the next hour of cnn this morning starts now. we will have more from the white house correspondents dinner throughout the show. good morning to you. welcome to cnn this morning. it is sunday, april 30th. we are wrapping up april already. i can t believe it. i m victor blackwell. i m amara walker. i am still smiling from roy wood jr. he is good. all right. here is what we are watching for you this morning. he is a threat to the community and we need the community s help to, hopefully, locate him soon. texas police and the fbi are on the hunt for a man who allegedly killed five of his neighbors. the youngest victim just 8 years old. the simple request that led to the deadly shooting. private u.s. citizens trapped in sudan during the conflict are out of the country. the evacuation comes during growing anger from americans who felt abandoned. how this convoy came together and what happens next.
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opioid addiction. and a soccer star hopes to make it part of athletes training routines. but is it a cure-all? and the rare behind the scenes access from private jets to massive sets with the globe trotting headliner. starting with some sexual healing. here now, byron pitts. good evening. thank you for joining us. the survivors of auschwitz, sharing their painful memories and stories of survival with david muir. returning to the camp, and promising to keep the stories alive forever. here s david muir. 75 years later, the stories from inside this gate are no less haunting. the electric fences still standing from one of the world s darkest times, when families and children were lined up, brought here by the nazis, in this piece of video, some of the youngest faces, the survivors, and we wanted to find them. my name is tova freedman. i was 5 1/2 when i arrived to auschwitz. my name is michael. i was 4 years old. i was 13 years old when my family and i arrived in aus